Managed cloud and DevOps
The platform team you have not hired yet.
Infrastructure as code, pipelines, observability, cost control, and on-call. Owned by engineers who ship software, not only watch it.
There is an awkward stage where you have outgrown a managed platform but cannot justify a platform team. Deploys are somebody's side job, the dashboards nobody set up are the ones you need at 2am, and the bill grows faster than usage. This is that gap, staffed by people who have run production before.
What we ship
Everything under one roof.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform or Pulumi, reviewed in pull requests. No more clicking in a console.
CI and CD
Fast, boring pipelines. Preview environments per branch, deploys that roll back cleanly.
Observability
Logs, metrics, traces, and alerts that mean something, tied to service objectives.
On-call and incident response
We carry the pager, run the incident, and write the postmortem you actually read.
Cost engineering
Rightsizing, commitments, and egress work, reported against what the business measures.
Access and secrets
Short-lived credentials, least privilege, and a vault instead of an environment file.
AI in the loop
Triage before the page, not after.
Operations produces more signal than anyone can read at 2am. Agents do the correlation so the engineer who wakes up starts from a hypothesis.
Triage agent
Correlates the alert with the last deploy, the error budget, and past incidents.
- Trigger
- Runs the moment an alert fires.
- Output
- A starting hypothesis and the three most likely causes, attached to the page.
Cost anomaly agent
Watches spend per service against its own baseline rather than a flat threshold.
- Trigger
- Runs daily.
- Output
- An alert naming the resource and the change behind it.
Drift agent
Compares running infrastructure against the committed state.
- Trigger
- Runs nightly and after every apply.
- Output
- A diff, plus a pull request when the fix is mechanical.
Dependency watcher
Tracks advisories against what you actually run, not your whole lockfile.
- Trigger
- Runs continuously.
- Output
- A ranked upgrade list, reachable vulnerabilities first.
Agents narrow the search. A named senior engineer still owns the incident and writes the postmortem.
How we work
How the work actually runs.
- 01
Take stock
Two weeks in the accounts and pipelines. We find out what breaks and how you know.
- 02
Stabilize
Fix the things that page people at night before we change anything structural.
- 03
Codify
Infrastructure into code, runbooks written, alerts tied to objectives you agreed.
- 04
Operate
Monthly on-call, cost review, and a standing session with your engineering lead.
Who we serve
Categories we already know.
- B2B SaaS
- Fintech
- Ecommerce
- Healthcare
- AI products
- Marketplaces
What clients say
4.6average across 4 verified reviews
I was particularly impressed by their creative approach and attention to detail.
Videography & photography company · website, SEO + design
They delivered the project on time.
Watch retailer · Shopify store build
Cubitrek always had a positive mindset and was kind.
Personal training company · video + social media
Questions buyers ask us.
Yes, for engagements that include on-call. A named engineer is primary with a second as backup, and you get their escalation path. We will not sell on-call coverage we cannot staff properly.
No. Everything lives in your cloud accounts and your repositories, defined in code you can read. If you end the engagement you keep a working platform and the runbooks, not a dependency on us.
A contractor builds and leaves. This includes the running of it: on-call, cost review, patching, and the unglamorous maintenance that decides whether the build still works in a year.
Good, that is usually the right end state. We help scope the roles, sit in on interviews if useful, and hand over properly. Engagements are month to month with 30 days notice for exactly this reason.
Usually, and we show the work. Rightsizing and commitments are the first pass, architecture is the second. We report savings against the baseline we measured at the start, not against a projection.
Terraform or Pulumi, GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, and whichever observability stack you already pay for. We would rather run your tools well than migrate you onto ours in month one.
Blameless, written within a few days, with a timeline, contributing causes, and actions that have owners and dates. If the same cause appears twice we treat the first postmortem as the failure.
Ready to start managed cloud and devops?
A 15-minute call. We map the goal, look at what exists, and come back with a scoped plan.